San Diego’s Bayshore Bikeway Photo Essay

Morning commuters disembark from the ferry at the Coronado Ferry Landing on Coronado Island. The ferry carries users between the island and San Diego. | Photo by Cindy Barks

The Flagship Ferry at the Coronado Ferry Landing on Coronado Island. The ferry carries users between the island and San Diego. | Photo by Cindy Barks

The Bluewater Boathouse is among the pretty sights greeting users of the Bayshore Bikeway as it traverses the edge of Glorietta Bay along Silver Strand Boulevard. | Photo by Cindy Barks

The “My Bike” sculpture, a work by artist Amos Robinson, soars above Coronado’s Tidelands Park. Across the Bay, the San Diego skyline provides a backdrop. | Photo by Cindy Barks

The northern San Diego-area shoreline is visible from an overlook at La Jolla’s Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve. The San Diego Regional Bike Plan encompasses the area. | Photo by Cindy Barks

Bike sharing is available along Imperial Beach’s section of the Bayshore Bikeway through LimeBike. The program operates a dockless bike-sharing system along the Bikeway. | Photo by Cindy Barks

A bridge near the Bikeway Village commercial center in Imperial Beach takes Bayshore Bikeway users across a section of the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge. | Photo by Cindy Barks

Massive old trees line the Bayshore Bikeway as it skirts the Coronado Municipal Golf Course. Signs along the way guide users to an assortment of attractions. | Photo by Cindy Barks

The Bayshore Bikeway passes under the massive San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge, offering a peek at the bridge from the bottom up. | Photo by Cindy Barks